Posted Aug 26, 2022, 3:03 PM
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Location: Deadend town, Flyover State.
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Originally Posted by Crawford
Yeah, I'm pro EV shift, but worry that people are missing that EV is just a marginal improvement, and all the negative externalities of private autos remain.
Not shocking that CA dominates. Even today, EVs just aren't that common in most of the country. Of course you see Teslas everyday in a major metro, but they aren't like Accords and Camrys used to be, except in Coastal CA.
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Which is interesting, because in my small town in the middle US of roughly 40- 50k I've actually seen quite a few teslas around. Maybe it's just me noticing them because they're more noticeable than other cars? Maybe it's the lack of a grill
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